According to records reviewed by NPR, the company last received an infraction last year for violations of eye and face protection requirements. Gainesville, with its large number of poultry processing plants, is called the 'Poultry Capital of the World.'ДЇrom January 2011 until this month, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration found several violations at the Gainesville plant, which was previously called Prime-Pak Foods Inc. Poultry plants use liquid nitrogen for refrigeration systems. Inhaling large amounts of nitrogen can cause dizziness, nausea, vomiting, loss of consciousness and death. The gas can cause extensive tissue damage or burns. It can cause serious damage and quick death with no warning. Liquid nitrogen is colorless, odorless and extremely cold. 'Every team member is equally important to us.' 'Those lost today include maintenance, supervisory, and management team members,' said Foundation Food Group Vice President for Human Resources Nicholas Ancrum. Mexico's Foreign Relations Department said that two of the six people who died were Mexican citizens. A sixth person was transferred to the Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville and died there. But I didn't feel anything.'ДЄnother worker said colleagues started pushing each other to get out.ДЇive of the workers were found dead at the plant. 'I just saw the fog and when I couldn't see down the steps, I turned around. 'First we just thought there was something wrong with the freezer, then they started saying get out,' Fareed said. Jameel Fareed, one of roughly 130 employees evacuated from the plant Thursday morning, told Atlanta's Channel 2 Action News that the nitrogen leak set off chaos in the plant. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board will deploy a team of investigators and the board's CEO and chairman, Katherine A. 'It will be a lengthy process,' Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch told reporters. They cautioned Thursday it may be some time before they find out what happened. Local, state, and federal police and health and safety investigators are looking for what may have caused the leak at the Gainesville, Ga., Foundation Food Group plant. At least three of the people hospitalized are in critical condition, officials said. A liquid nitrogen leak at a Gainesville, Ga., poultry processing plant killed six people and sent 11 others to the hospital Thursday.ДЄ liquid nitrogen leak at a poultry plant northeast of Atlanta killed six workers and sent 11 more to the hospital Thursday.

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